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:mad: Well, that link didn't work. It looks like that spring should be, about, under your right foot.:)

http://kpadweb.kubota.co.jp/kpad2/PartsInfo.do?bookCd=100K5120&funcCd=&figNo=D00100&dispType=2 If this works: It is a return spring on your HST. It is the 110 part in this link. If this link does not work, go to Kubota.com. Go to the parts section. look your B3300 and look under the Hst section...

ORANGEMADMAX If you go to Kubota.com and build your B2650, there are 2 blowers listed. There are 51" and 63" front mounted snow blowers . On Kubota.ca (Canada), there are also 2 rear mounted snow blowers. :cool:

There is pressure in the system. Either the hydraulic oil has warmed up or you didn't relieve all the pressure when you disconnected the hoses. Take the female end of the QC. Using a wood dowel or small drill bit. Put the dowel/drill bit on the dimple in the female QC. Place a rag around the...

Could your problem be an out of round tire?

You mentioned moving the plate by loosing the bolt down under the pto lever. I never moved that plate. It was set for 540 rear and 2500 mid, and moving that plate to another position would give you a third speed for the rear pto. Are we talking about the same think?:D

Are you talking about the bolt that changes pto speed to 1000rpm? If so then you don't need to make that change. Your mid-mount pto is set for the proper rpm. That 1000rpm setting is for the rear pto.

Your mmm is a drive over deck. Once you get used to removing and mounting your deck, it will be a lot easier. It is a lot easier if you do this on a concrete surface. Then again if your mounting the deck while on a rough surface the deck wont slide around when driving over it. This is what...

I think mine was $2600 in 2012. That $4000 is way off base.:eek: On build my Kubota: the 60" mmm is $2800 and the 72" is $3500, when included with the B3200.

There are several B7100's on TractorHouse. It looks like the common FEL is a 1630. If your fel is a Kubota.;) There is also an LA300 on one listed.

The fel is on and off in less than five minutes. Just unhook it on a flat level surface and release the pressure on the controls. Unhook your hoses and back away. You can take the locking pins out while sitting in the seat. Very easy to do. If you are mowing around objects that you value, then...

When the 3ph is lifted the orange arm is raised by the lower link, and the small rod on the bottom of the orange arm rotates a link on the mower that lifts the mmm up. Hope this helps you.

I have both a mmm and a rear finish mower. mmm is good if you are cutting along a fence or obstacles in your yard. You can look down at the edge of the mower and not have to look over your shoulder to see where the mower is. You will have to get down on the ground to hook up mmm. And reach under...

The two rods that I mentioned are attached to the rod that the lower links are mounted on. The brackets that the rods are attached to are on the inside of the lower links on that rod. Even though the mmm uses the 3ph, you can still have an attachment on the rear and attached to the 3ph. You...

The B3200 uses the 3 point hitch to raise and loser the mmm. There are 2 rods that are connected to the 3ph when the mmm system is installed on the this B. You set the mowing height by adjusting the roller and casters on the mmm deck. The mmm is a ground engaging type mower deck. It is not...

I felt that the BX cut better than the b2620. The b2620 had a problem with the deck staying in position, cutting height wise. One day the deck dropped to the ground, and would not stay at the set height until the dealer repaired it. There have been several instances where this has happened to...

https://www.kubota.com/configurator/productselector.aspx?pgId=1 If you have looked at the above link to Kubota, then disregard it. The BX25 is more maneuverable in small areas. I started with a BX25. Then moved up, so to speak, to a b2620tlb, and now have a B3200 tlb. The BX will do just as...

:D Well, it will turn. Unless you put the rear pto in gear, it will turn. :D If the pto is engaged it will not/should not turn.

I am probably in over my head here, but: Could you put a slip clutch on the pto shaft at the gear box on cutter. If you don't have some sort of protection for your pto, a rock, stump or other obstruction will break something expensive internal.:eek:

Your brush cutter should have either a shear bolt or slip clutch. Maybe both. My LandPride brush cutter had a shear pin/bolt. My Woods has both a shear bolt and slip clutch. I believe that an overrun clutch is for older tractors.:)